On Sunday 18 June 2006 05:56, Darrin Chandler wrote: > On Sat, Jun 17, 2006 at 05:29:29PM -0700, J.C. Roberts wrote: > > None the less, Han is free to work on whatever he wants. Han has been > > kind enough to share his efforts with you and everyone but instead of > > saying thanks, you tell him is work is an "idiotic waste of time." > > JCR: You said what I was thinking, for the most part. And a bit better > than I would have done. > > Everyone's entitled to their opinion, of course. For my part, I've read > Han's posts and had a look at some of the info he shares on his web in > the past. I've learned a few things and found pointers to useful > information I didn't know of before then. Thanks, Han!
Yes, I regularly use OpenBSD-binary-upgrade script, very useful thing. > As for this crux thing... I don't know much about it and I'm fairly > happy with the direction the current tools are going. But there may be a > particular set of problems that it addresses well. Dunno, but now it's > an option. Thanks, Han! One thing I see this could help with, if it's as he says that writing scripts for stuff is easier, is getting more software ported for OpenBSD, especially if there would later be a way to convert the 'cruxport' script into "proper" OpenBSD port. Yes, I do see that on one hand it could hurt the quality of such ports... But on the other we would have more people testing various software, which is not a bad thing. -- viq
